@Chris Martin thank you for the reference and approximate association to national rates.

In such an event, the tenants will be responsible for paying a lease termination fee equal to 3 months’ rent ($7800), as liquidated damages for the Landlord's inconvenience and costs associated with finding a replacement tenant.

There is a significant upfront cost associated with this but I have calculated it will average 2.2 years per building to save the cost I’m currently paying for oil.

I'm kind of torn on what to do.Let her know you have an obligation to the entire association and renters to keep the property safe and free from crime and noise issues.

With that being said even if we were able to find an attractive refinance opportunity, would it even be worth it when factoring in all the fees associated with converting it?

There are great local groups like the North Carolina Real Estate Investor Association and TREIA.

You also have closing costs associated with it and you are only able to pull out a certain amount.

I'm happy to be associating with like minded people.Thanks,Averil 

I also did all the management, accounting, repairs, paid all the bills associated with each property, etc.

Additionally, attending local real estate investor associations can be fruitful, as wholesalers often attend these events to connect with potential buyers.Another method is to keep an eye out for bandit signs in your local area that advertise messages like "we buy houses" or "cash for homes."